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Richmond democrat., 1887-04-21

TnE bost thing out-a big hre.-N T.
Leli1er.
Richmond democrat., 1887-04-21

In another column Of this issue will be
found an entirely now and novel specimen
)f attractive advertising. II is one of the
neatest ever placed in our paper and we
examining the SUPPOSED display letters in
the advertisement Of Prickly Ash Bitters
Richmond democrat., 1887-04-21

10 a strong, healthy, vigorous wife, with a
clear, handsome complexion. These can all
be acquired by using DIR. Harter's Iron
Tonic
Richmond democrat., 1887-04-21

II afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's EyeWater. Druggists sell it 25c.
Richmond democrat., 1887-04-21

About seyen-cightbs Of the Eu-
ropean eggs received in this country
are lined. They are shipped To this
country from Antwerp. Copenhagen
and Hamburg Those coming from
Antwerp are gathered in Belgium.
Italy and France; those from Copcn-
hagen ia Denmark, aud those from
Hamburg in Germany. san Francisco
Chronicle.
Richmond democrat., 1887-04-21

WHAT is the difference between an angry
lover and a Tilted maidl" "Give II up"
"why, one Is q cross beau, and the other is
n cut-lassn
Richmond democrat., 1887-04-21

IAN, Jonos, where away 30 fast this
mornlngn "rm on for the whaling
grounds He was the district school
master on his way to the school.houso,
Richmond democrat., 1887-04-21

HoS. n NJ McLASE, o. & Minister 70
France, certifies TO the curative powers Of
Rod Star Cough Cure, which costs but
twenty-five conts q bottle. At Druggists
everywhere.
Or. X Butler, Mnster Of Arts, Cambridge
University, England, saysi "St Jacobs
Oil acts like magicn Sold by Druggists.
Richmond democrat., 1887-04-21

Honey is oas Of the valuable pro.
ducts VI Cuba.
Richmond democrat., 1887-04-21
scon.tantiy Hawking and sPittins''

TuoxAs J. RUSHING, Esq., 1909 Pine Street,
81 TsaIE, No., writes; 81 was great sunerer
hsy,itS hreathe, and was constantly hawking
and spitting, and for the last eight months
could not breathe through the nostrls.
ilv Il was advised 10 Try Dr. eages Catarrh
Renedy. and am now a well man. ] believe
Il 10 be the only sure remedy Ior cntArIn ~ ~
fair trial to experience astounding results and
a permanent cure"
Richmond democrat., 1887-04-21
aunso,a Agony from Catayrh.,

Prof. w. HAusEER, the famous meemerist'
Of ithasd, N. ", writesi Some ten years ago,
I suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
inc,1ablo' and sad 1 must die. My case was
suoh 4 bad one, that every day, towards sun.
set, my voice would become 90 hoHrse eonla slicl
my eoughing and clearing of my throat would
alnosf arangIe me. by the use Of DR.. sage 2
Cafarrb Remedy, IN thrae month";. was wen
nan. and the cure has been permanent"
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MtS'Aak Jsa{id,y ,nsssssisg he H,6scso,p,.I|
CsaseANa alled ~ No sutns4 eipscar
70 witness the marriage ceremony thatswas soon
to unite two happy hearts h holy wedlock The
contracting parties were Min Alice II. Brevard
and DR. Geo. IL Gwyun, both Of Tallahassee
The church wss very PRETTY dsCorsasd with au
tumn flowers and foliage. The bridal march
played BY Min Eva Cameron, the organist, in
troduced the bridal procession, led by Messrs. P.
W. Mlson and Il " Schrader, Hon W. A
Drake, of 6anderson, sud DR.. r. g. Gamble, act
ing as ushers Then followed the four brides
maids. Miss Carrie Brevard and Miss Jennie Bre-
vard sisters OF the bride and Miss Lima Byrd and
Miss Fannie Byrd. The bride came in last, lean
ing on the arm Of Ex-Governor D. 8 Walker
The bridal party was met at the altar by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. L. A. Perkins. Rev.
DR.. Garter, rector performed the ceremony ex-
Governor Walker giving the bride away The
bridal party, after receiving congratulations of
relatives and friends, were driven to the residence
of the brides mother. MIRA Mary Brevard, and
soon the happy couple were en- route to Thomas
vile. from whence they go North on tour
The bride, daughter OF the late Colonel T. W.
Brevard, is lovely and accomplished lady, and
q favorite in Tallahassee social circles. DR.
Gwynn is prominent young physician, popular
and successful in his profession. He is q son of
our esteemed fellow citizen. Judge D. W. Gwynn,
Tallahassees efficient postmaster
The FLoRIDIAN unites with their hosts of
friends in wishing DR.. Gwynn and his charming
bride many years of happiness and prosperity.
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For the FLoRIDIAN.1


Died, in Tallahassee, Fla, on the morning of
October 4th, Dr. JOHN D. MACLEOD, in the
74th year OF bis age
The deceased was the oldest representative of
the Macleod name in this country. His grand
father, DR.. Donald Macleod, emigrated from the
Isle Of Skye in the Highlands of Scotland, to
the colony OF Georgia, about the time of the
revolution, and there married an English lady,
Elizabeth Harris, whose father was one of the
earliest settlers at Savannah. Dr. Maceod's
father, Francis Harris Macleod married Mary
Mllen, OF Chatham county, Ca and lived in
Savannah, ending a very long and useful life in
Marietta where he had summer home.
DR.. Macleod was born in Chatham county !;
studied medicine at the Charleston College, and
in 1885 married Elizabeth l.. Bradley, of South
Carolina In 1850 he became a citizen Of Flor
ida, and has resided ever since in the couu-
ties OF Leon Madison. He was once one of
the most successful planters in this section of the
State, and always the honorable courteous and
hospitable country gentleman of the olden times,
and loved and appreciated by those who knew
him well. He was true to his friends, true to
his family, true to his country, true tn his word,
and true 10 his own noble nature.
great fonlness for field sports and very
active life, were conducive 10 the good health
which DR.. Macleod enjoyed for mere than The
allotted years of man. A fatal disease caused
him great suffering tor several months before he
entered into rest, leaving loving circle of
family and friends to moan a loss which is his
endless gain. b.
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-WaH ri 1Ixn A4RssA Essga ssun-
ter 81 Rey. =, = Partridee, Who feIf and broke
hsf Am oaI NDsxAy. h fsttinx on vesv we'll 1
hanoe'i, ct Lake SampalA, A&dison couni
ty'is on visit 70 Capt p. Housteu.. proprietor Of
Lakeland Stock Farm, ore milo east Of Talar
nsssee Mr.. Randeil came up to. hook 81 me
captains nne horses with view to purchasing.
-TAiahasseeAns arc feasting on large, vel
ripe and 6ne favored Keller pears. II
MI John Denham, travelling representative
OF the Jacksonville Ncscs Herald, spent Mondsy
and Tuesday in the Capital City In the interest
OF that daily Journal Mr. Denham made pleas
ant call on the FLoR1DrAN.
GEORGE GwYNN, infant son of Mr.. and
MRS. H. Bernreuter died early last Monday
morning, aged about three months We syrnpa-
thize with the parents in their bereavement
We are informed that persons wishing to
visit the Piedmont Exposition and be In Atlanta
on Cleveland Day can buy round trip tickets
from Tallahassee via Jessup and Waycross for
$101O, good for seven days and admission to
Exposition one day
Mr. NJ. ]. Solomon has sold out his interest
in the Bristol Neso Era and will locate in Cara
Ucllc-d p0GCNaCOtG ZINES.
Captain r. c. Long leaves this week for
Birmingham, where his family will join him in
few weeks. We are glad to learn that Mr.
Long does not leave Tallahassee for good. 1t is
his intention to return in few years.
Mr. W. r. Wilson yesterday returned from
the North, and is too busy opening and mark
ing new goods to write ads He has the goods,
and next week will tell the public all about the
rare bargains he has to offer them
See advertisement of Mr.. B. w. Berry He
has a herd of Ane cattle for sale, including
number of good mich cows
Leon Academy opened on the Sd with 81
pupils, and last Tuesday the number had in.
creased to SO. Mr.. VIM. w. Woodward, Prn-
cipal, expects to have 100 pupils enrolled by the
end of next week
General Barnes this week visited the Capt.
tol for the first time since his long illness.
Work is still progressing on the new rail
load from Carrabele to Tallahassee.
Don Mcleod last week placed great stress
upon the word forced" in connection with
State printing, but he did not force the State to
pay him 81 800 for work that was done for 1881.
Don wanted only $1,019 more OF the peoples
money than the State could get that job done
for
Mrs. Virginia GalphIn died in Jacksonville
ON the 10th, and her remains were brought TO
Tallahassee on Tuesday for interment. De-
ceased was the wife of DR.. GAlphin, who resided
at Bel Air before and during the war, and
daughter of the ae Col John Parkhill of Leon
county.
The track of the Tallahassee and St Lark
Railroad, we are informed, is being changed to
standard gauge.
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Always Gets Fun.

week ago last Saturday night Geo. Cooper
and Mich Phillips shot Henry Sutton at festi-
val few miles in the country. Phillips and
Cooper, after hiding out a few days around Tai
lahassee departed for ether fields. Last Tues
day Sheriff Pearce and Deputy Hopkins started
down the road to look for them, and the Tunes
Union of yesterday thus tells how Mr.. Pearce
captured Cooper:
John A. Pearce, sheriff of Leon county, came
in yesterday in search of George Cooper, charged
with assault: with intent to kill After looking
around a short time tor him Sheriff Pearce
BACKED up, put on woody wig with old clothes,
and started on another search. Inside Of fifteen
minutes George Cooper was wearing handouts
and marching towards the Jail
Deputy Sheriff Hopkins brought Cooper to
Tallahassee, and Sheriff Pearce remained east
to watch for Phillips.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
pain of cutting teeths If so, send at once and
get a bottle of MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. Its value is incalcu.
liable. 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately: Depend upon it, mothers, there h no
mistake about it. 1t cures dysentery and diar.
rhHa, regulates the stomach and bOwels cures
wind collie, softens the gums. reduces inflamma-
ton, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHlNG is pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one of the oldest and
best female nurses and physicians 10 the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists through
out the world Price 25 cents a bottle. 38-1y
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The Ross Rear.

Kefer pear, on exhibition at the drug store
Of MIR. H V. r. Schrader, weighs one pound and
nine ounces and measures very little less than
fifteen inches around This pear came from the
grove Of Colonel John Bradford, of Bradfordville,
Leon county, and is the boss pear of Florid".
There were three others in the same cluster
nearly as large as the one now in The city.
Surely we have climate and soil admirably
adapted to fruit culture
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Be your own physician A lady who for
years suffered from distressing female COM
plants, weaknesses, etc, so common TO her sex,
and had despaired OF cure finally found rene
dies which completely cured her. Any sufferer
can use them and thus cure herself, without the
aid of physician. From feelings of gratitude
she will send too prescriptions-whichc cured her
and an illustrated pamphlet entitled The
Stepping Stone to Health, and full instructions,
seafd. Address with two cent stamp Mrs. W.
c. Holmes, s58 Broadway, N. Y. Name this
paper) 26-ly
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Brace I'm.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite 10
poor, you are bothered with headache, you are
ndgetty, nervous, and generally out Of sorts, and
want to oraos up Brace mp, but not with slim
ulanis, spring medicines, or bitters, which have
for their basis very cheap. bad whiskey. and
which stimulate you for an hour, and then leave
you in worse condition than before What you
want Is an Alternative that will purify your blood,
start healthy action of Liver and Kidneys, re-
store your vitality, and give renewed health and
strength: sub a medicine you will find in
Electric Bit.ers, and only so cents bottle at N.
Lively's Drug Store
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Probably no one thing has caused such gen.
eral revival of trade at N. LiveIy's Drug Store
a. their giving away to their customers Of 60
many free trial bottles Of Dr. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this very valuable article from the
fact that 1t always cures and never disappointa
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and
all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You
can test II before buying by getting trial bot
tie free, large size 81. Every bottle warranted
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Al he sneunt a - 1ssd in1hs town 4 too
snall 70 juasify the reduction . psics made BY
tAe Tallahassee Ics aad Cod stsssgs Company,
the price will be the same fsr the rest 81 the
season As at the beginning, viz: one cent per
pound. ssoptfer tekets; 10 per cent discount al.
lowed on tickets for Eve hundred pounds 20
per cent. On tickets foe one thousand pounds.
TALLAHAssEE Ice AND CoI;D SToRAsR Co.
-9ood Florida Beef always on hand at 10
cents pound. at the Cold Storage Stand.
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ThS - aAAs ~ - Iesjd lst Suea. hetkAs.
sores ulcess salt rheum, fever sores, letter chap
ped han1A ehilblains, ooFBs asds I'll skin efupl
tons. and positively cures piles, or % pGy 70
quired. 1t 10 guaranteed to give perfect satisac-
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale By H. Lively
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For Rent.

That comfortable cottage corner of Calhoun
and Clinton streets; said cottage is nearly new
and has fine cistern, with pump under roof.
Possession given Immediately Apply at the
drug store of M. Lively.
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The Figures eeem 10 Move Them.
Having purchaseda large assortment Of Snyr-
ma, Velvet, Tapestry and vsrisus other Rugs at
discount Of thirty five per cent, am prepared
to offer special inducements In this line
Y. A. LEVY.
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Notice % Debsers.

All persons indebted 70 George Damon are re-
ouested TO come forward and settle at once, as
be has sold an interest In the business TO MIR. W.
T. Damon, and wishes 70 close his old books -
room o. practicable. October II ls09-u
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WANTED!

A COLORED PRINCIPAL FOR THE LINCOLN
IA Academy, situated at Tallahassee.
None but male applicants need apply, and they
must be sufficiently qualified to pass for . second
class certificate In Grammar, Arithmetic, Geogrx-
ply and History of the United States
Address, with satisfactory references of good
moral character, all communications to
N. w. EPPES,
Superintendent of County Schools, Tallahassee,
Leon county, Fla. Oct. 8, lSS7-sf
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COTTON QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLING.



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s,an,jly home.
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,rsn.r,d for cold weather.
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ana mont : .J"iiFi II Ne" 1"Ik.
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NJ + Cars preparing !" put hanu
are i.or Il 4 Ia .eo as buildings fronting
.r,e ,:rtc'. - 'ac Fi"hl9iAN DOCK
-Aay 80 10 -..:;'s "fAps' al D. X. Co
II.
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t.--r- LN'''s - - al aver 1alr Nig"r
i. ,-9v.a F.at = = 'ie oe>' cleansing agent for
-..~-r. , IN ruff and stimulates
II aaf - TO-
-W.tr.g. irililm Book is to be sent by
., ..h,crto-., .:.l-l -.ui twenty cents 10 pay
,,a-e
DISCS ac. c.,ing. heartburn, sick head
,~,. .rll -~'.a.. ale cured by Hoods Sar
.-a-rA l,a,o er,a'es COED appetite.
T tan X Cloves, ranging in price from
sel:ta = i,riar.aiJ H. C"hen's.
-Dmpia; lie FioREDIAN office when you
..,: .. e,.,v of Our F.pil,
flg.caa ar - premium.
sr-y n-.i,iig '9'8'ti-ed in TINS paper VIII be found
w., ,..,e co,v q. "Our Family
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lie pace .'F iAfai. IS 10 recuperate Is at
Pm. u.r,,u,. hos ,.,nrped from,
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We sr.r.re-. s. FIJI after first days use
80. - "a AK Kim 9ai ar Arch o a.
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1--.,in T..l 500.
e,eon..' r..o-,-vI.rav Hall 3n
Tra..r,.pt-,.. v-.s ~ c.u =, oil oo
A. 20 or a.. ..., FL. in prices of gents
r.aaly Prime 1 .,.rf ,.li sack suits in worsted.
-.-a..e. H. rev .,.,l fancy plaids. ATTY. A.
~.
-Nss C.sii~ ClAire- mas returned from a
:. '''''ea-- H. :. Augustine AMI Sanford.
III eacles' rhre'y oi liandkerchiefs, Ho-
-. 1eTes. IT. collars and Fancy Novelties
"a N'"en D.
AZ. ,ar Co., y-..,,,'. =" the C.n'tal CIV
i H. ne 81 f.ne Imported Black Goods
III. = > Il. O''ien :.
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81 p'" A'' ne" s"oa7 anu Is no"
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Z. .,,a.4'.. ''.''' "'''' - Jan .on'','e
-Tasa.y.,a. yr.,. .,n,r,4nc. honesty and
a. t-..nr ! orr ,l, Tho h,,zz of
sa..e.. n .,,l.'.'.,., .I;I',rrns o,u,,;nn ID
i4-n~pi i. low a.i+., ina"gnraIeS. a, :. A.
-.
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Al he v.,.o., 10 Tai .h,.,ee cary in the
e.
We dan. Or mis-. f., sell su,,s worth 400 and
ssarslo D a.,p,n,.e to s.l clsrbipe that
al lay esg.. bl, &, promise we have the most
a. -e.s As'oaaieAs u ready made suits and
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Sealed Bids for County Bonds.

MADISON FLA, October Z, 1887.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
County Commissioners of Madison county, at the
Clerks office, in Madison. until the 18th day of
November, 1887, for the purchase of all, or any
part, Of the issue Of the Coupon Bonds Of Madison
county, limited in amount to seventy Eve thousand
dollars. Of the denominations Of ave hundred and
one hundred dollars each lone hundred and twenty
i've of each denominaton,O and bearing interest At
the rate OF six (6) per cen.um per annum- Princi-
pal payable at the Office of the County Treasurer in
Madison Florida, on the first day Of June "A. D. 1912
Redeemable at the pleasure OF the County Com.
missioners at any time after the first day OF June,
A. D. 1892 Coupons for interest payable at the
County Treasury on the first day Of June in each
and every year.
All bids for bonds shall specify amount of bonds
bid for. the time when the bidder will comply With
bis bid, and shall specify whether bid 10 in current
money or in past due Indebtedness of the county,
No bids entertained below par
The County Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any and all bids. Address
CHANDLER Fl. SMITH,
Chairman Board County Commissioners, Madison
County Florida.
October Is lSS7-3Odyr-5w
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The Commissioners OF Madison county adver-
tise for bids for county bonds to the amount OF
$75, 600 The rate of interest is six per cent,
payable annually, and there is ne safer or better
investment offered in Middle Florida. The ad-
yertisement appears in onother column.
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Read this and dges. it. We have the largest
stock of boys and children's clothing ever
brought into Florida, which We propose to ~.
and we invite mothers. sisters and fathers 10 call
and see them, ut - !. A. LhvYA
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OF Tricots, Cashmeres, Drap De Almas, Henri
ettas and Ladies' Cloths have been opened BY J.
r. Cohen. Don't fail to zee them. Astrachan
trimmings to match dress goods.
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Who knows but if the beautiful girl who died
so young had been blessed with DR.. Pierce s
"Favoriie Prescription she might have reigned
On many another bright Mayday. The " Fa-
vorite Prescription is certain cure for all
those disorders TO which females are liable.
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Two mules, young and in fine condition, or
would exchange for pair of good horses. For
price, apply al the FLoRIDIAN office.
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Fer Rent.

The commodious and we'll appointed store on
the east side OF Monroe street, formerly occupied
by e. A. Crawford & Co. For terms apply ct
the drug store Of N. Lively.
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The cottage situated on the corner Of Calhoun
and Virginia streets. Possession given on short
notice. Apply to NJ Lively. 25f
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The Stock of Dress Goods
Exhibited by ]. r. Cohen for the fall and winter
OF 1887 surpasses anything of the kind ever
brought 10 Tallahassee before.
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2S for -.

The FLoRIDIAN is the only paper in the State
that is Offering its subscribers IS worth Of book
and newspaper Tor only 81. Subscribe now.
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Choice day board can be had at Mrs. Green
how's, on Calhoun street, one block east Of the
business centre of the city. Terms reasonable.
20-f
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,,IrEOROLOGICAL.

d. 7,aper l'tre AZ 7aIIaaassee' FLORIDA
81 for tie past geek.
IN nv " A. RAwLs, Druggist and
lfse-'- l1h.rrnarlsf.l
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The Temperance Issue has been Decided In
Texas and Tennessee Lately.
TIE VERDrC

AS to the merits of l. w. HARPERs NELSON
COUNTY KENTUCKY WHIsKEY has been rendered
many years ago by the people Of the United
States, who prefer it because II is better, purer
and far more wholesome than any other brand
OF whskey offered for sale here or elsewhere.
Ball Bros, Sole Agents. Tallahassee, Fla
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MASONIC.

.,,ar meetings of Jackson LoDak
n Reeu'" >, The drst and third Mondays In eses
~ .i, al clock = W. n. MCINTOSH, Ss~stosy.
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Residence Of G. A. Chaires Apply TO
3-tf ID. S. WALKER, JR.
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an. n. 4. CHAPTEHs NO. L,


Net. OF the % AA' W NJ. McINrosH, SR-, d. r
sdocs z z .%cH,rE. Secretary.
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BOY WANTED!

To learn the printing trade, at the FLoRIDIAN
Office Must be bright active, willing to work,
and not under 16 years of age.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

THE UNDERSIGNED HE EBY GIVE NOTICE,
l. in pursuance of the statutes of the State OF
Florida, In such cases made and provided, Of the
the general Incorporation laws Of the State Of Flor.
ida, for the purpose Of cultivsting and promoting
the culture Of tobacco In the state Of Florida to
buy, SELL make advances upon and deal generally in
lions; to improve and stock the same. and grow
and deal In various agricultural products; to own
and control buildings, stores, warehouses and facto
nes, and manage, conduct or operate the same; to
handle, manipulate, manufacture and prepare to-
bacco for and chip same to the various markets of
the world, and to conduct such other business -
may be desirable by said company In connection
with the same. to be known as "THE YLoRIDA To.
BAcco PRODUCING AND TRADING COMPANY"
GEORGE STORM,
MARCUS OPPENHEIMER,
PETER MILLER.
October 6, 1SS7-5w